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Writing a Will | Questions Even Lawyers Forget to Ask

August is Make a Will Month! As you start thinking about what you want to include in your will, there are some questions you should be asking yourself and your attorney.

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Estate Planning & Writing a Will

Texas Legal invited Attorney Y. Jack Fan of Fan Law Office to discuss the questions you should ask yourself and your attorney before writing a will. These questions include what should be included in a will, who to choose as an executor, and how a will works.

Watch the previously streamed webinar to learn more about estate planning and writing a will.

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Estate Planning Benefits with Texas Legal

As a member of Texas Legal, you are able to update or create an estate plan once a plan year*. The normal cost of these services without a Texas Legal Membership can range from $350 – $1,350. Make sure you get the most out of your benefits with Texas Legal by completing your estate plan every year!

Not a member of Texas Legal? Join for as little as $50 a month. If you are a veteran or bank with a credit union, your monthly cost could be even lower. Find out what your rate is today!

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*The Estate Planning benefit covers participating attorneys’ billable time that may include a will with trusts OR living trust. Please reference the plan documents for more details. NOTE: Texas Legal will only cover one individual or one joint (Named Member and spouse) estate planning per plan year. For more details regarding your specific plan and available benefits, please contact Texas Legal at 1-800-252-9346 or members@texaslegal.org.

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